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A rather unusual Field Spell for a theme-only that isn't the strongest on the field, instead of having his GY effect which is useful.
I don't dislike the effect of Yuru-sanzo on the ring except for the tie-man match...
It's best used with a quick throw in the burial, and with his GY effect, he can access Pancra SS from Deck, or Pancra from Systigo SS, or any other dino wrestler.
Due to the activation conditions of the GY effect, it is difficult to use the effect as the first attack from the burial, but considering Pancra's own SS condition, it is not so important to be an effective move unless it is the second attack. prize.

A monster that can be trusted in its own way, including being the highest RBI among lower-class dino wrestlers.
After all, there is a super-talented monster called Pancra in the search and resurrection destinations, so the value of this card will naturally increase just by being able to access it.
Especially for resurrection, it's good to be able to use it no matter where he is sent to GY, but since it's an end phase resurrection that can only be used when you're at a numerical disadvantage and you only have a chance to activate it on that turn, it's also a good check on the opponent's turn. The existence of Pankura who can do it is too precious.
The search effect triggers SS, but it doesn't have a self-SS effect, and it's surprisingly difficult to trigger this effect with the Dinowrestler monsters. In some cases, the GY effect is accompanied by extra orders and the operation is not stable.
If you're still unsure, it would be wiser to rely on generic resurrection and Dinosaur support to SS this card.

If you read each of the 5 effects one by one, even after reading up to around 3, you'll feel that the Dinowrestler is a digestive match for being a Dinowrestler, but even if you read all the way to the end, the effect will be very strong. A monster that is disappointing because it is not written.
Some of the effects overlap with Spino Savate, and while those effects are evaluated as good cards in their own way, this one is evaluated as a disappointing card with all effects below mediocre. It makes me feel that is important, and one thing is that if there is no clear weapon, it will affect the overall impression.
It's a luxury that Dinowrestler Link is specified as a material, but it's not a monster with enough performance to target. It feels like it's been a long time.
Originally his ATK is high, even if he destroys it with his own effect, the removal effect comes out, and I personally think that the illustration is cool, so I added 1 point to this score.

Aside from being a Quick-Play Spell, a card called Fusion that can only be Fusion Summoned by the Dinowrestler Fusion Monster.
I have to say that the additional effect is not cool, unlike normal fusion it can't fuse hands, and it's ridiculous that there's only one Dinowrestler Fusion Monster at the moment.
Moreover, the performance of the only fusion dyno wrestler is super subtle...
It's the same with Trista, but it's a good example that if you don't really want to spread it, you'll be neglecting the main line.
It is very doubtful whether it is worth using even if a super large iron plate demon strong fusion dyna wrestler comes out in the future.

Like Pancra, it has an effect that is demonstrated in numerically disadvantageous situations, and due to that effect, he has a monster elimination performance that is quite good for a low-level monster with this ATK, which is a single target elimination by sending GY.
The other is to raise the RBI of the Link Monster when it is used as a link material for Dinowrestler, but it does not have a self-SS effect and Dinowrestler itself is not very good at such a theme. There are too few hits, and the RBI increases only for that turn, and it feels like it doesn't mesh well with the Deck concept.
Dinowrestler was included in the regular pack all year round, and all the monsters that appeared in the anime were digested by OCG, but I can't deny the feeling that something like fusion or link ended incomplete... There is a situation that there is a theme that the user was originally using, so it can not be helped somewhat.
It's not limited to Dinowrestler, but he can be used as a member of the elite army of the Dinosaur Deck, but I don't know how to use summon rights on this card, and if you don't mind SS sealing and destruction resistance, it's normal Pancra. I feel like I should just use it.

Overwhelmingly strongest all-purpose rank 9 with 30 points.
It is written that you declare one attribute, but in reality, regardless of the original attribute, all monsters on the opponent's field cannot attack and their effects cannot be activated until the end of the turn. is.
However, if you read it carefully, it is designed to capture the activation of effects other than the field, and no matter what attribute you declare, the monster effect that activates on the field can be suppressed, so in that situation, especially unpleasant hand triggers and GY trigger monsters Attributes should be declared.
Of course, it can be used during the opponent's turn, but since it's the strongest ruling that it doesn't matter if it's a monster that appears after the activation of this effect, even if you leave the field, it's the strongest ruling that you can form a party to suppress the opponent. Notorious as a member.
If you declare DARK, even a monster with a strong resistance that does not activate will immediately fall prey to super fusion.
I can't help it because I was born at a different time, but I wonder if the specs are the opposite of 《Thor, Lord of the Aesir》.
Since it's a triggered immediate effect, it will be used once anyway, but if there is a quick effect that can deal with this card when it comes out, I'd like to deal with it before it interferes with my turn. is.
It's a rank 9 monster, so it feels like it's been allowed, but it's almost time to reach its limit...

It works under the same conditions as Guaiba, and this is a lower class Jurrac that touches the opponent's board.
However, in most cases, it is a set bounce that can only be used temporarily, and it is difficult to use it effectively unless it is combined with a moon book or fragrance.
It's a monster you don't need if a level 4 Jurrac is enough for Guaiba and Vellow.

Jurrac A monster that has the effect of sprouting new life from the final advance and burnt ruins, but it's a setting-oriented monster that just feels like it wanted to do.
Basically, he doesn't care about Jurrac at all, and I get the impression that he just has a strict material constraint associated with Jurrac.
I don't care about anything because it's gone anyway, but I think that the RBI, which is too lonely for this tied 10 sync, is a factor that accelerates the feeling of a disappointing monster.

If you try to Synchro Summon with Jurrac alone, first of all, it's quite difficult, but it's a shame that even though it's a card that changes its ability with the monsters used as materials, it ends up being only a little over 2000 ATK in any combination.
It doesn't mesh with the effect that cuts the set monster as it is, and I have to say that the priority is quite low even in situations where it can be used.

It exerts a bounce effect that does not target EX monsters with a strong damage effect, but unlike Garim, it is a flaw that the activation conditions cannot be met with a suicide attack.
I think it's mainly about getting hit from the set state to get the effect, but the monster that is likely to be set in Jurrac is Staurico, a monster that you don't want to hit too aggressively, so basically your job is to check it out. I guess.
Let's think that the effect of increasing defense power is not very useful even if it can be activated.

It's a removal effect that was common with Reverse Effect Monsters that take the monster that defeated them with them, but the degraded version of Yomi Ship, where the success or failure of the removal is left up to the opponent, is indeed weak. .
It is a monster that should be valued in terms of being a Dinosaur Level 2 tuner, and we would like to differentiate it from Coelophycilat, which has a more versatile effect under the same conditions, by having RBI, FIRE, and Jurrac abilities.

The third tuner from Jurrac is a powerful monster with 17 RBIs, which is the highest RBI in the lower class Jurrac, although it is a tuner.
It is a cute and naughty dinosaur with a jack-o-lantern-like face drawn on its stomach.
At that time, his ATK was still valuable at level 3 with no disadvantages, but in the case of this card, the level matching with Giganoto and the strict adjustment of the level 4 tuner also affected it. Seem.
He's still a Jurrac with combat-related effects, but with this card, when you defeat a monster in battle, he releases one Jurrac to activate the draw effect, and the number of cards he draws is quite amazing at 2.
However, the timing of activating the end phase is not very cool, and if you go and use it by yourself, it is a bit meaningful to reduce the number of monsters in the field at the end of the turn and increase the hands that are unlikely to be usable immediately. I don't understand the behavior.
It would be nice if you could use combat tricks to intercept and use the effect during the opponent's turn, but let's understand that it's basically impossible.
His ATK is so-so, and the fact that he can use his effect by himself by releasing himself is excellent, and I think it's a generally good monster except for the activation timing of its effect.
Let's use 《Battle Tuned》etc. for RBI assist as with Monoloff.

A monster that has been treated like a dinosaur version of Dandy and a super-adjusted version since that time.
It is undeniable that it is undeniable that it is outdated now that this kind of effect triggers destruction in battle, and it is suitable for sending from a status that is not suitable for combat.
With the introduction of Link Summoning, there are more ways to use tokens, and there are no restrictions on using them as Synchro Materials, so if you feel like it, you can use it even if it's not a Dinosaur Deck.
Tokens don't have any combat abilities, so they're also good for sending out and making them targets for attacks.

He is an ace of Jurracs who can temporarily increase his ATK to 4000 by excluding low-ranking Jurracs from GY.
His resistance is quite strong, but he can handle monsters with an ATK of 3500 or less.He is a valuable monster as a Jurrac, and he suppresses the main trap and monster effects with an effect that targets incomplete target resistance. so it will work fine.
The moon book is effective, but as a dinosaur, it has high defensive power, and it's a level that can be compromised as it doesn't have such a suppressive performance to begin with.
Some cards can't SS, which is too fatal, but in the first place, Jurrac doesn't have a gimmick to SS the highest grade Jurrac, and Double Evolution Pill, which appeared later, started to ignore this. So, in fact, it is a disadvantage that you can not go on a business trip to Meisei Deck.

A tuner with high combat ability that can unconditionally attack all targets with 15 RBIs at level 3.
He played an active role as a recruiter killer who did not leave tokens or recruited monsters on the field.
Personally, I don't think there's anything special about tuners that specialize in materials, or monsters like tuners that have no particular meaning, but they're just random monsters like hand triggers. I like the tuner in
Nonetheless, I feel like I really want some RBI assistance, and Jurrac has a 17 RBI tuner called Deino, so it would be nice to use something like Battle Tuned.